Chinese New Year is drawing nearer, the celebratory atmosphere of spring grows more intense as it gets closer. 

It is a tradition, that before the arrival of the new year,  people will start to clean away all dirt and clutter that has accumulated over the year.  By saying that, it is to prepare themselves to welcome the upcoming new year, hoping that will bring them better fortunes and properities.

However, there was a believe, and till today this believe still exist amoung people, they belived divinities are presence everywhere, to the extend to furnitures and even ornaments.  Hence, making adjustment or shifting of objects during an inauspicious day and timing were highly discouraged as this will provoked the presence of the divinities and will result in affecting their personal fortunes.

Nevertheless, regardless of which day you pick to perform spring-cleaning, it is wiser to select one that is auspicious to the coming new year.

The ancient chinese saying, the Chinese GOD of Wealth or “Choy San” is often called Lu Shing or The Star GOD of Wealth. 

This GOD are place facing the aspicious direction of the year during the aspicious timing to receive it and it varies time to time of each different year. 

It is believe that the GOD will attract wealth and prosperity to those places which comes to them.  Inadditional, it also act as a protection to their environments and the income of those whom had invited them.

Therefore, if you wish to have more properous new year, you will need to place a protrait of the Tsai Shen Yai at the spot corresponding to the direction and timing of placement.  The Feng Shui - “Ba Gua” is use to map the aspicious direction and timing to receive the GOD.

Last of all, to be honest to all, not all people are able to invite Tsai Shen Yai to their home or environment, only those that had did a lots a lots of GOOD deeds during the passed years will have the chance and of course, with a bit of luck and the guidances of the Feng Shui Master as well.

Please Contact our Feng Shui Master, if you need more information.

The coming lunar year is the Year of the Rat. 

It is the first animal to lead the cycle followed by the remaining 11 animals. 

The following list the fortunes of each animals in the Year 2008.

Good: Rat, Ox, Snake, Goat & Rooster

Average: Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon & Dog

Bad: Horse, Monkey & Pig

– Please stay tune for more Feng Shui Forecast …COMING UP –

The main tool used to analyze feng shui is the Ba-Gua (ba kua) - literally means “8 areas of directions” and it is an octagonal map or grid containing the symbols of the I Ching, the ancient oracle on which Feng Shui is based.  Ba-Gua is the easiest method used to ascertain the Feng Shui of any given ebvironment. The 8 directions and its associated Elements (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth) are as listed below:

1. Direction: North,            Element: Water
2. Direction: Northeast,    Element: Earth
3. Direction: East,             Element: Wood
4. Direction: Southeast,    Element: Wood
5. Direction: South,           Element: Fire
6. Direction: Southwest,   Element: Earth
7. Direction: West,            Element: Metal
8. Direction: Northwest,    Element: Metal

Feng Shui is an ancient art and science developed over thousands years ago in China.  “Feng” means “wind” and “shui” means “water”.  The complexity of its knowledge reveals the ways to balance the energies of the environment to assure health, wealth and good fortune for people inhabiting it.    Feng Shui is based on the Taoist vision and understanding of nature, particularly on the idea that the land is alive and filled with energy.   Therefore, the theories of energy (Qi) - yin and yang, as well as the 5 elements, are some of the basic aspects of a feng shui analysis.  Feng Shui master uses the Compass, lo-pan and the Ba-Gua as the main tools in feng shui analysis.  The Compass, lo-pan, is used to access deeper information about the site or the building, while Ba-Gua is used to ascertain the Feng Shui of any given environment.   Feng Shui offers a variety of remedies and enhancements to improve people’s lives and rectify inauspicious situations both home and office environments.  Hence, a good feng shui mean good livelihood and fortune, while a bad feng shui could mean hardship and misfortune.

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Do you know the 5 elements in nature that Feng Shui refers to are wood, fire, water, earth and metal?

These 5 elements interact with each other in nature and even in your home and work areas that create harmful or harmony energy - yin and yang (passive and active energy forces).

As a result, Feng Shui is used to change the balance of energy (or chi) in your living or work environments to a more pleasing and beneficial environment.  Thus a positive changes in your health, family life, marriage, wealth and even recognition.

Feng Shui had been becoming a force to be reckoned within home or house or even workplace in its architecture as well as its interior design.

 Kenny